Omission errors in diagnostic radiology
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Omission errors in diagnostic radiology are important to comprehend. The nature in which medical imaging interpretation errors occur can be broken into three types.
Search errors
Search errors involve the reader allocating no time on the location of a lesion/abnormality.
Perceptual errors
Perceptual errors involve the reader dedicating a short amount of time to the location of a lesion/abnormality; not enough time to recognise the lesion.
Decision-making errors
Decision-making errors involve the reader dedicating a longer amount of time to the location of a lesion/abnormality;, however, making an incorrect decision as to its relevant identification.
-<p><strong>Omission errors in diagnostic radiology</strong> are important to comprehend. The nature in which medical imaging interpretation errors occur can be broken into three types.</p><h5>Search errors </h5><p>Search errors involve the reader allocating no time on the location of a lesion/abnormality.</p><h5>Perceptual errors </h5><p>Perceptual errors involve the reader dedicating a short amount of time to the location of a lesion/abnormality; not enough time to recognise the lesion.</p><h5>Decision-making errors </h5><p>Decision-making errors involve the reader dedicating a longer amount of time to the location of a lesion/abnormality; however making an incorrect decision as to its relevant identification.</p>- +<p><strong>Omission errors in diagnostic radiology</strong> are important to comprehend. The nature in which medical imaging interpretation errors occur can be broken into three types.</p><h5>Search errors </h5><p>Search errors involve the reader allocating no time on the location of a lesion/abnormality.</p><h5>Perceptual errors </h5><p>Perceptual errors involve the reader dedicating a short amount of time to the location of a lesion/abnormality; not enough time to recognise the lesion.</p><h5>Decision-making errors </h5><p>Decision-making errors involve the reader dedicating a longer amount of time to the location of a lesion/abnormality, however, making an incorrect decision as to its relevant identification.</p>
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